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Yeah, thats a massive screwup on their side.
I'd be even more pi**ed if I had lost months of data because of them.
(Which raises the question about data-integrity in HealthKit anyway..)
 
Thanks - it appears that the 3rd party apps are better than the much Apple hyped Health App!!

Health is not meant to replace third party apps. It's meant to serve a a clearinghouse to exchange data between apps and provide a central dashboard.
 
Health is not meant to replace third party apps. It's meant to serve a a clearinghouse to exchange data between apps and provide a central dashboard.

It would be great if Apple's Health would take data from third party apps and show it in a nice dashboard. Unfortunately it does not do that.
 
It would be great if Apple's Health would take data from third party apps and show it in a nice dashboard. Unfortunately it does not do that.

If it's HealthKit compatible it does. Just took my blood pressure and it populated into Healthkit.
 
If it's HealthKit compatible it does. Just took my blood pressure and it populated into Healthkit.

Wait a few hours... I've been using MyFitnessPal since the update. The data goes in, it comes out, it combines days. Health does not work as it should.

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It's not making sense on the health kit app either. It just adds all the calories up instead of showing what I eat each day.

Same here.

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MyFitnessPal is not working right. It deletes my data from yesterday. :(

Same for me, except MyFiitnessPal keeps my data, but Apple's Health is not keeping it in the correct day.
 
Yes and I hope you were not offended by my post. If so I do apologize and put emphases on "Funny to me" part in my post. Poor wording on my part and should have said (and meant) "Curious to me". I also went back and edited my post.

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Garmin Connect was updated and says HealthKit compatibility. 2 people on the Garmin forums claim it works but everyone else (including myself) can't get it to work.
I've gotten it to work but it's not working properly. Every time it syncs it doubles the info. It syncs on the hour twice #
 
Same for me, except MyFiitnessPal keeps my data, but Apple's Health is not keeping it in the correct day.

Yeah, previous days get deleted. Although for now it seems to stick if you remove Read persmissions for MFP.
 
Wait a few hours... I've been using MyFitnessPal since the update. The data goes in, it comes out, it combines days. Health does not work as it should.


I said it's working not all the apps are yet but that's also because they're still coding and making sure everything works right as long as the Apps are updated. You can't expect them all to be working right as soon as something comes out.
 
I said it's working not all the apps are yet but that's also because they're still coding and making sure everything works right as long as the Apps are updated. You can't expect them all to be working right as soon as something comes out.

I expected it to work. I'm not a beta tester. I want to open the box and use the product as they said I could when they sold it to me. This issue seems to be a Health issue and not the 3rd party apps issue. If it was, why would apple approve the app?
 
I said it's working not all the apps are yet but that's also because they're still coding and making sure everything works right as long as the Apps are updated. You can't expect them all to be working right as soon as something comes out.

No it should've been working properly at release or they should not have released it yet. This isn't a beta.
 
Can anyone recommend an app that I can record all my blood chemistry in? Cholesterol, thyroid, vitamin levels, glucose, protein, calcium.. The whole shebang. Should love to have this data to compare over time.
 
No it should've been working properly at release or they should not have released it yet. This isn't a beta.

Support is also up to the Developers to make sure that the apps the produce are ready to go. Some are starting to roll out now others are taking a little longer.
 
Support is also up to the Developers to make sure that the apps the produce are ready to go. Some are starting to roll out now others are taking a little longer.

I don't have any problem with Apps taking awhile to be released.

The problem is that Health itself is not working. I didn't expect third party apps to all be available on the first day but I expected Health to function properly. Even manually added data (unrelated to 3rd party apps) put directly into health has acted inconsistently. Sometimes not showing on charts, disappearing and requiring hard resets of the device to show back up, and requiring an update (8.0.1/8.0.2) which initially made things worse. Health is the problem, it was not ready for primetime.

Throw in the 3rd party apps, which Apple approved, and Health is even more screwed up. Now data is doubling, disappearing, and acting inconsistently.

Imagine if it was a more serious App like Apple Pay which gave these same issues. :eek:
 
Panera Bread

For what it's worth, the Panera app has been updated to support Health/Healthkit - I updated the wiki post. Apparently, you can add the nutrition information from an item in the menu section into several of the "nutrition" elements of Health, though I haven't tried it.
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